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Is Automatic Startup Repair not working in Windows 11?
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Then you are at the right place as here is how to fix the issue.
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Let’s get started. This is The Windows Club.
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The Automatic Repair Tool is one of the features that you use when
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your Windows computer does not boot. Some Windows users have faced an issue where
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their Windows Automatic Startup Repair is not working. In this video, we are going to suggest
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methods to fix the issue. Let's get started!
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You need to rebuild the Boot Configuration Data file and repair the Master Boot Record file.
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To do this, you have to boot into the Advanced Startup
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Options screen and then select Command Prompt.
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Following that, your system will ask for the password. After entering it,
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you will find the Command Prompt right on your screen. Enter these commands one by one-
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bootrec.exe /rebuildbcd bootrec.exe /fixmbr
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bootrec.exe /fixboot These commands will fix Boot
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Sector problems. After running these commands, check whether you can start normally or not.
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If DISM doesn’t fix the issue, while in the Advanced Options,
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run this command in Command Prompt.
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chkdsk /r c: Check if it fixes the issue.
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The problem may be due to a wrongful Registry alteration. Therefore, restoring it can fix
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the issue in most cases. So, use this command in
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Command Prompt to fix the issue. copy c:\windows\system32\config\RegBack\*
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c:\windows\system32\config Type All and hit Enter to confirm your actions.
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You can run the DISM tool offline when Automatic Startup Repair fails to work.
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You will need to go to Advanced Options then Command Prompt and
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use this command to fix the error. Dism.exe /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
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/Source:C:\RepairSource\Windows In the command above, substitute
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the C:\RepairSource\Windows part with the actual location of the repair source.
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Finally, check if it fixes the issue.
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If nothing works, you can always use Reset this PC – as this will fix the
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issue without removing any of your data files.
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You can use Windows Installation Media to repair your computer.
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To do that download Windows ISO. Create a Bootable USB or DVD drive.
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Then boot from the media and choose “Repair your computer.”
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Under Advanced troubleshooting, choose Startup Repair. For more details follow this guide.
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Boot from the media and choose “Repair your computer.” You can follow this guide for details.
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So, that's it. Subscribe to The Windows Club for all
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your tech solutions related to Windows. Thanks for watching.
